Vrishti Beniwal And Iain Marlow Bloomberg

Mr Patel, who succeeded Raghuram Rajan in September 2016 for a three-year term, has been at loggerheads with the finance ministry on matters including the banking crisis and interest rates.

Last week, Prime Minister Narendra Modi and South Korean President Moon Jae-in celebrated the inauguration of what Samsung Electronics Co. Ltd. called the world's largest mobile phone factory.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi is running out of time to turn around India's $2.3 trillion economy before impending elections, leaving the party reliant on "good marketing" to win over voters, said Yashwant Sinha, former finance minister and member of the ruling BJP.

India has backed a multi-tier national tax regime that even in its not-so-perfect form will be a game-changer for Prime Minister Narendra Modi, who is trying to revive manufacturing and boost foreign investment in the world's fastest growing major economy.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi can't spend too long celebrating after pushing through India's biggest reform since the 1990s: Economists say even more politically sensitive measures are still needed.

Mr Patel, who succeeded Raghuram Rajan in September 2016 for a three-year term, has been at loggerheads with the finance ministry on matters including the banking crisis and interest rates.

Last week, Prime Minister Narendra Modi and South Korean President Moon Jae-in celebrated the inauguration of what Samsung Electronics Co. Ltd. called the world's largest mobile phone factory.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi is running out of time to turn around India's $2.3 trillion economy before impending elections, leaving the party reliant on "good marketing" to win over voters, said Yashwant Sinha, former finance minister and member of the ruling BJP.

India has backed a multi-tier national tax regime that even in its not-so-perfect form will be a game-changer for Prime Minister Narendra Modi, who is trying to revive manufacturing and boost foreign investment in the world's fastest growing major economy.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi can't spend too long celebrating after pushing through India's biggest reform since the 1990s: Economists say even more politically sensitive measures are still needed.